U S Refuses To Admit Prince From Mexico
A fugitive German claimants titled Otto Hohenzollern arrived at Nogales airport claiming U S citizenship but the Justice Department called the title phony and Mexican authorities jailed him after U S officers refused entry He had previously used the name Otto Tancous and lived in Washington before an immigration incident involving paintings at Sumner Welas home and a marriage to a New Orleans socialite daughter
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Mexico City
Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Otto Hohenzollern
Kaiser Wilhelm
United States Justice Department
Otto
Aeronaves del Mexico
U. S
U. S. Army
Otto Tancous
Ican
U.S
Sonora
Washington
U. S. Justice Department
Tancous
Sumner Welels
New Orleans
Justice Department
Supreme Court ruling on farm processing tax exemption
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision, ruling that the 1917 agricultural exemption was superseded by a 1939 amendment to the Arizona Excise Tax Law. The ruling subjects dairies processing their own milk to sales tax, and applies to gross proceeds from manufacturing and processing for sale. Justice M T Phelps wrote the opinion. Attorney General Fred Wilson represented the Tax Commission.
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Supreme Court
Windes
Dairy and Consumers Co-operative Association
Grand Avenue
Arizona Tax Commission
Co-Operative
Arizona
M. T. Phelps
Tax Commission
Fred ©. Wilson
Edward Jacobson
I’ll Be Around Two Weeks For Play And Rest
A speaker addresses Mable about taking time off to think and enjoy summer activities. He plans a two week break to balance play and work, pursue hobbies like golf and fishing, and avoid worry over newspaper ads while enjoying the sunny season. He emphasizes using time wisely and returning refreshed.
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Mable
Smith
School Bus and Train Collision Leaves Two Children Dead
In Monticello Maine a school bus with about 30 children collided with a freight train at Sharp's Siding near the New Brunswick border. Two children were killed and 10 injured as the bus struck a snow plow attached to the locomotive. Driver Weldon Parent, 32, was shaken but unharmed. The injured were driven to Houston hospitals before ambulances arrived.
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Monticello
Weldon Parent
Sharp’s Siding
Aroostook
New Brunswick
Bangor
Houston
Here
Cooper accused of misappropriating court fines in driving cases
McCarthy testified that Cooper told defendants and their mother the fines would be 125 dollars and that they need not appear in court. Records showed refunds of 75 dollars and 100 dollars in different cases, with a total alleged misappropriation of 675 dollars. The defense is represented by Hash and Fields, with Renaud assisting the prosecution. Jurors and one alternate were drawn from multiple Phoenix addresses.
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McCarthy
Cooper
Davis
Zellmer
W. L. Hash
W. C
Jackson Street
George H. Rodgers
Mesa
Anton R. Hared
Weldon Avenue
Robert E. Morris
North 37Th Street
J. E. Klinefelter
South 20Th Street
Mary O. Bodine
Monte Vista
Herbert B. Schafer
Randolph Road
Council Heights reduces assessment and approves payments
The council approved a reduced assessment and listed payments to Frank H. Gilbert and Valley National Bank for 25,590.28 on an Arizona Water Company purchase, New State Electric for city building work, Standard Sheet Metal for heating and cooling, Central Arizona Light and Power for electrical work, Fisher Contracting for Sky Harbor runway rebuild, Phoenix-Tempe Stone for Whitton Avenue paving, and Johannessen and Giraud for school lighting engineering.
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Frank H. Gilbert
Valley National Bank
Clyde C. Matthews
Arizona Water Company
New State Electric Company
Ninth and Jefferson Streets
Standard Sheet Metal Works
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Sky Harbor
Fisher Contracting Company
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Company
Whitton Avenue
19Th Avenue
Johannessen
Giraud
Five Hurt In Oil Fire At Whiting Refinery
Five Standard Oil of Indiana refinery workers were injured in an explosion and fire in Whiting Indiana on February 28 with one worker in serious condition.
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Whiting, Ind
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Hayden, M Farland Lauded By House
The Arizona House passed a joint resolution congratulating U S Senators Carl Hayden and Ernest W McFarland on aiding passage of the Central Arizona Project Authorization Bill. Four opposed. Sidney Kartus led the minority with objections to water rights surrender. The measure goes to the state Senate after telegrams of congratulations from last week.
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Arizona
House of Representatives
U. S
Carl Hayden
Ernest W. McFarland
Sidney Kartus
Maricopa County
Frank Robles
Pima County
James Combs
J. H. Callan
Maricopa
Robert Hart
State Senate
Hayden
McFarland
Legislature Concludes With Funding Proposals From Page One
Representative Harold Giss of Yuma County introduces a companion bill to fund the retirement administration with 42800 and Giss pilots other measures. Bills include 600000 for the Arizona Children’s Colony construction, 578975.36 for the State Hospital for Insane services and capital, and 750000 for a taxation survey to be repaid by counties. Most aids cover small debts and legality questions. last week proposed sums included over 3 million for social security.
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Page One
Harold Giss
Yuma County
Ogiss
Arizona Children’s Colony Board
A. L. Bartlett
Pinal County
State Hospital For Insane
Giss
Arizona
Sam J. Head
Senate Adjourns Again Without Action On Appointments
Arizona Senate postponed consideration of Governor Garvey nominations, with eleven names awaiting committee referral. Tense debate centered on Scott and Hill for Highway and Industrial commissions, as other pending appointments lagged ahead of the nine day special session.
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Senate
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona Senate
Fred J. Fritz
William A. Sullivan
Gila County
Fritz
W. W. Lane
Phoenix
Epicenter of quake hits northern Honshu coast
A sharp earthquake was felt across a wide area of northern Japan with the epicenter on the northern coast of Honshu. The Central Meteorological Observatory reported no immediate damage.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Observatory
Honshu
Oil Firm Consultant Notes Rapid Rate Of Discoveries
MIT alumnus Dr. Warren Kendall Lewis told a Hotel Westward Ho dinner crowd that U S geologists are discovering oil faster than it is consumed. He said oil is the most practical fuel now, and if war cuts oil, we would convert coal to gasoline, citing hydrogenation and Fischer Tropsch efforts by Germans in the last century. He also announced a fluidized powder technique for using low grade lignites as motor fuel and mentioned plans in Brownsville Texas to convert natural gas to gasoline.
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Dan Benchoff
Phoenix
McNary
A. L. Means
James P. Ryan
Estelle Bjerg
Flagstaff
State Hospital Board
Senate
United State
Warren Kendall Lewis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Westward Ho
MIT
Houston
Percy Keith
Brownsville
Tex
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Reading Room Request for Science and Health Copy
Inquiry from a reader at the Christian Science Reading Room in the Heard Building Phoenix asking for a postpaid blue cloth Library Edition of Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and requesting further information plus local Reading Room locations by street city and state.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room
Heard Building
Phoenix
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